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West Indies end tour with maiden win
West Indies beat Australia by 27 runs in the only T20 in Brisbane (00:00)
February 8, 2013
Related Links » Matches: Australia v West Indies at Brisbane Series/Tournaments: West Indies tour of Australia Teams: Australia | West Indies
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Yes, James Brayshaw is "over the top" but those complaining of "bias" are really objecting to Australian success. I don't recall commentators from other nations observing the successes of their team in solemn dignified tones!